By The Collective
Floral Stem Holder Small
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Why we carry this
We came across this petite stem holder and found ourselves oddly charmed by it. It's made from sturdy stainless steel with a hammered finish that gives it a sophisticated pewter look, the kind of thing that sits on a shelf and makes you wonder why you didn't buy it sooner. The textured surface actually grips stems securely, which is more practical than you'd expect from something this small. At 4 3/4" across and 5" tall, it's compact in the way that matters - not so tiny that it's useless, but small enough that you can tuck it into corners or crowd it onto a windowsill with other things.
It weighs just 10 oz, which means you can move it around without committing to a decision.
We should mention there's a larger version if you find yourself wanting to make a bigger statement, though we suspect this one will do just fine for most people's tiny bouquets.
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